Chelsea WILL sell Eden Hazard for £87m this summer to balance books for Financial Fair Play figures

Chelsea are ready to promote Eden Hazard to Actual Madrid this summer season for a whopping £87million – however solely as a result of letting him depart without spending a dime would have repercussions for his or her Monetary Honest Play figures.

The Mail report that Hazard, who has made it clear he desires to finish his trophy-laden seven-year spell at Stamford Bridge, will transfer on for the correct value – regardless of the Blues at present being below a switch embargo.

Maurizio Sarri’s males are unable to purchase gamers for the subsequent two switch home windows after being slapped with a switch ban by FIFA.

The 28-year-old, who value £32m from Lille in 2012, has one 12 months left on his contract, with the Europa League closing towards Arsenal anticipated to be his closing look for the membership.

Real Madrid is the Belgian’s most well-liked vacation spot, and Hazard will go together with Chelsea’s blessing if the asking value is met by Actual – owing to his widespread recognition.

The Blues have attempted to tie Hazard down to a new long-term deal for months and were prepared to make him one of the highest-paid players in the world.

However, Hazard has no intention of signing a new deal, so Chelsea have little option but to cash in.

The business model in place at Stamford Bridge relies on selling players, so therefore it would make little sense to run down the final year of Hazard’s contract, or indeed any of the club’s highest earners.

They would risk losing him for nothing next summer when his deal ends, which means the Blues would get no profit off Hazard’s exit.

The club’s accounts are under increased scrutiny in order to keep them within UEFA’s FFP regulations.